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Airtel eyes AI and Machine Learning: Appoints Santanu Bhattacharya as Chief Data Scientist

Santanu will be responsible for leveraging data science capabilities and deep analytics to understand customer needs and accordingly develop products and services at Airtel.

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Bharti Airtel has appointed Santanu Bhattacharya as its Chief Data Scientist. Santanu will be responsible for leveraging data science capabilities and deep analytics to understand customer needs and accordingly develop products and services at Airtel. He will to Harmeen Mehta, Global CIO & Head of Digital at , and will be based out of Bangalore.

Santanu has a Ph.D. from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, is an MIT Sloan and MIT Media Lab alum and B. Tech from Bombay. Santanu brings with him close to 18 years of rich work experience across organisations such as NASA, Facebook, AOL and Delhivery.

“We are pleased to have Santanu onboard with us as we transform Airtel into a truly digital organisation and start using and Artificial Intelligence to solve real business problems. I wish him the very best for his journey with us,” stated Harmeen Mehta.

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